Does everything possible to promote private charity/philanthropy
Believes people make smarter decisions about money when it's left in their own pocket.  Government spending is always less efficiently managed than private wealth
The electorate always make smart decisions about policy when consulted about things that matter to them 
Politicians have no right to overule these decisions because they are e.g 'naive' or 'ill-informed'
Campaigns for less regulation of business
Campaigns for fewer laws concerning the individual
Believes that when the welfare state intervenes, people ultimately stop caring about thier own or other's welfare.
Believes people should be allowed to work for £2hr or very long hours if they are prepared to - efficient labour markets
Believes the unions were created to protect the workers, but instead have ruined industry and created unemployment
People should be encouraged to work harder and earn more with a flat rate of taxation on all private and corporate earnings
The EU is a wasteful and unecessary layer if government
Public sector interference with, an subsidies to, businesses always end up 'killing the patient' e.g Rover, Leyland, Railtrack
Ruthlessly questions all areas of Government involvement in our daily lives, asking "Is it vital?"